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Linux marketshare measured by statcounter didn't sustain the >4% mark in January 2025 (gs.statcounter.com)
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Another interesting observation is that linux marketshare in India has been falling in the last months since the peak above 17% in last September no 8,79% in January. Does anyone know something about what happened in there?

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[–] highball@lemmy.world 11 points 3 days ago

It's all government and schools. You can see the trend for Linux going down and the trend for Unknown going up. It's pretty much 1:1. Probably just changes in the custom distros they have that Statcounter is not aware of yet. Statcounter will update and things will go back to normal.